61. Parks And Recreation Department Park areas play an integral part in the total parks and recreation program and are paved to allow walking, jogging, roller blading and bicycling. http://www.murfreesborotn.gov/government/parks_rec/parks.htm

NEWS BUSINESS VISITORS COMMUNITY ... Site Map Parks and Recreation Department 697 Barfield Crescent Road Parks and Recreation Department Parks Park areas play an integral part in the total parks and recreation program offerings for our citizens. Here is a list of our parks from largest to smallest: Barfield-Crescent Park Barfield Crescent Park is a 300-acre community park located at 697 Barfield-Crescent Road in the southern area of Murfreesboro. The current facilities include an eight-field baseball/softball complex with parking for 600 cars, including lighted fields, two concession stands, scorekeeper areas and scoreboards. The park also includes the department's administrative offices and a walking/jogging trail. Opened in the Fall of 2000 were 10 picnic shelters with tables (four shelters seating 24 in each, one shelter seating 76 in each, four shelters seating 108 in each and one corporate shelter seating 336+), a Frisbee (Disc) Golf Course, wilderness station with two education classrooms, restrooms and outdoor camping supplies and campsites. Barfield-Crescent Park, located off Barfield-Crescent Road near U.S. 231 South (Shelbyville Highway) is one of Murfreesboro's newest parks. It includes over 300 acres of full-service venue, walking trails and a wilderness area.

62. Cripple Creek, Colorado: Youth Activities In The World's Greatest Gold Camp! Cripple Creek Parks Recreation offers a variety of programs and classes for Visit our arena and enjoy skating, roller blading, foosball, board games, http://www.cripple-creek.co.us/prec.html

Programs Trails KRU offers a variety of programs and classes for young and old alike. The program is based in the Henry C. "June" Hack Community Center on Bennett Avenue. Adult and youth recreation classes, fitness club, organized team sports, a serene park, and a roller skating/blade arena await you. Enjoy the incredible year-round Gold Camp Trail. Or challenge yourself and develop your unique style riding at the Mountain Wave Skate Park or Mountain View BMX Track. Come play in the mountains... Visit the Fitness Center You can look and feel your best. Get in shape, stay in shape, and work off your everyday stress. Our facility offers Universal equipment, free weights, treadmills, steppers, Nordic track, cycles, our fabulous Nautilus equipment and much more. Shawn Scott will personalize a fitness program designed to maximize your desired results. Visit our fitness facility any time the Henry C. “June” Hack Community Center is open. Members may also join the video aerobics class without an additional charge. Your monthly membership fee is only $10.00 per person or $15.00 per couple. The drop-in fee is $2.00 per work-out session.

63. Village Of Fairport:PARKS & RECREATION Parks and Recreation of the Fairport area include; Potter Park, The Towpath,paved in some areas, is popular for biking, walking and rollerblading. http://www.village.fairport.ny.us/PARKS__RECREATION.cfm

FAIRPORT HOME ABOUT FAIRPORT GOVERNMENT BUILDING DEPARTMENT ... CONTACT US 31 SOUTH MAIN STREET FAIRPORT NY 14450 Voice: 585 223-0313 Fax: 585 223-5466 EMail: mail@village.fairport.ny.us MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:30-4:30 Memorial Day to Labor Day 8:00 to 4:00 Parks and Recreation of the Fairport area include; Potter Park, Lions Den Teen Center, Kennelley Park, North Bank Canal Park, Packett's Landing Wharf and the Canal Towpath. You can rent the Potter Park building for family gatherings or meetings of your non-profit group by calling the Village Clerks office at 223-0313. Potter Park has play grounds with slides and swing sets for the children. During school breaks, children enjoy special recreation programs offered by the Recreation and Parks Department. Programs and schedules are announced in school and local media. Sports within the Village are centered at Potter Park which has a variety of outdoor courts and playing fields including; Basketball, tennis and shuffleboard courts, softball and soccer fields as well as a natural ice-skating rink. The Lions Den Teen Center, part of Potter Park, has many games including; billiards, video games, ping-pong, air hockey and pinball as well as a large screen television. The Center also offers programs in babysitting, cooking and other skills and hobbies. Call the Town of Perinton Recreation and Parks Department at 223-5050 to find out when the Center is open and to sign up for programs.

64. Sports And Recreation In The Valley Here are some of the sports and recreation the Valley has to offer. Nordic skiing;Paragliding; Picnicking; Rock climbing; roller blading; Rowing http://www.wenatcheevalley.org/sportsandrecreation.htm

Sports and Recreation in the Valley The Wenatchee Valley has been described as a sporting paradise, an outdoor mecca and a recreational hub With direct access to a variety of sports and recreational opportunities Here are some of the sports and recreation the Valley has to offer. Backpacking Baseball Biking Bird watching Boating Camping Downhill skiing Fishing Four wheeling Golfing Hangliding Hiking Horseback riding Hunting Ice hockey Ice skating Kayaking Mountain biking Nordic skiing Paragliding Picnicking Rock climbing Roller blading Rowing Running RVing Sledding Snowboarding Snowmobiling Snowshoeing Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Trail running Tubing Volleyball Walking Waterskiing White water rafting Winery-hopping Winter camping If you enjoy watching sports , root for your favorite race car driver at the Wenatchee Valley Super Oval , take in a baseball game with the Apple Sox or watch the giant slalom race at the Apple Cup Invitational. If you want a

65. Hadley Guide - Recreation Guide There are also businesses that range from miniature golf to roller skating to walking, and roller blading on a small paved path alongside the road. http://www.hadleyguide.com/recreationguide.shtml

Hadley, Massachusetts Read monthly articles from our featured content providers including Gardening Local Sports Pet Care Prof. Development ... Directions We've partnered with area professionals to bring you exclusive content here at Hadley Guide. Visit our partners below: GazetteNet CISA Sport-Spot Zone 5 Gardening ... Changing Course Want to contribute to your community? We're always looking for ways to make the Pioneer Valley Guide network sites, by eCommunityGuide, serve our visitors better. Contact us to find out how you can help. ^ Top Those who may not be up to the challenging hike will find the Summit House easily accessible by car-but be sure that the summit House is not your only stop when getting to know Hadley's roots. Have a walk down the historical town common and visit the Old Hadley Cemetery (a personal favorite), or travel back a couple hundred years when entering the Porter-Phelps Huntington House or Hadley Farm Museum. For more information on these and dozens of other historical landmarks, be sure to check out our Landmarks page and Interactive Tour page.

66. Parks & Recreation - Rules & Regulations roller skating, roller blading, inline skating, and skateboarding are C.Recreation Centers Advanced Reservations — July 1, 1982; July 17,1982 http://www.pgparks.com/info/rulesregs.html

text only version places to go things to do news releases ... search this site GOVERNING USE OF COMMISSION PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES IN PRINCE GEORGE'S AND MONTGOMERY COUNTIES Effective March 21, 2001 Table of Contents Chapter I: Purpose, Authority, Enforcement Section 1. Purpose Section 2. Authority Chapter II: Definitions Section 1. Definitions Chapter III: Regulation of Public Use Section 1. Use by the General Public Section 2. Hours of Operation Section 3. Permits Chapter IV: Regulation of Traffic Section 1. Enforcement Section 2. Speed Limit Section 3. Permissible Roadways Section 4. Trucks over One Ton, Commercial Vehicles, Buses Section 5. Parking Regulations Section 6. Impoundment of Illegally Parked Vehicles Chapter V: Regulation of General Conduct and Personal Behavior (Code of Conduct) Section 1. Policy Section 2. Regulations Section 3. Alcohol/Tobacco, Controlled Substances Section 4. Indecent Conduct Section 5. Obstructing Entrances, Exits, Sidewalks Section 6. Employees: Interference with Duties and Programs Section 7. Unauthorized Presence

67. SuperLinks Directory Home Sports Recreation recreational Rollerblading/Skating Providing anexcellent lower body workout, both skating and blading are challenging http://www.superlinksdirectory.com/xq/asp/category.sports:recreational:rollerbla

WebSpawner.com Please visit our sponsors. SuperLinks Directory Free web page design Home Recreational While rollerskating has long been a popular pastime, what with roller rinks and such, rollerblading is a relatively newer sport that gained momentum at a record pace and now offers a new way to work out that seems to be more enjoyable than other cardiovascular sports. Providing an excellent lower body workout, both skating and blading are challenging without being needlessly tiring and feel like fun. This category features links to roller sites, from online sales of skates to blading races and more. Site Listings Blair Skates Shop - Online inline, roller skating shop for quad, speed, hockey and fitness skates and supplies. Includes wheels, bearings, plates and accessories. Cheapskater - Quad and inline skates, boots, wheels and supplies. DRI Products, Inc. - Self light-up roller skate(quad) wheels with 4 LED lights. NewSkates.com - Quad and inline roller skates sold online, including artistic, speed, outdoor, aggressive and hockey. Primal Internet Shopping Mall - Inline skates, clothing, pads, and videos. Including USD, Salomon, K2, Razor, Roces, Fifty50, Mindgame, Eulogy, and Videogroove.

68. Policies And Procedures The use of skateboards, scooters and roller blades is prohibited inside recreational rollerblading, skateboarding and riding the scooter is prohibited. http://www.unk.edu/admin/vcbf/policy/3.3.2.htm

VCBF Home Budget Office Business Services Facilities Management ... Index 3.3 Grounds Management   Bicycle/Skateboard/Scooter Policy. Top of page UNK Home Index Site Map ... UNK Contact Information The University of Nebraska at Kearney is an ADA Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution. Milonic Menu

69. Community Associations Of The Woodlands, Texas - Parks And Recreation a variety of activities, such as walking, jogging, bicycling and rollerblading . The purpose of the Parks and Recreation Department is to maintain, http://www.thewoodlandsassociations.org/parks-rec/

Sunday, September 25, 2005 : Latest News Site Map Rate Our Site Benefit Concert for Hurricane Katrina Survivors Click the whale (which can be found at Bear Branch pool) for the 2005 pool schedule! Parks and Recreation Community Associations of The Woodlands, Texas, Parks and Recreation Department, operates and maintains more than 124 miles of hike and bike paths, more than 90 parks, 12 swimming pools, more than 1,800 acres of open space, The Woodlands Recreation Center, and a variety of amenities for residents to enjoy Hike and bike pathways are for non-motorized use and are located throughout the villages of The Woodlands so residents can enjoy a variety of activities, such as walking, jogging, bicycling and roller-blading. Pathways are also conveniently linked throughout neighborhoods to parks and area shopping centers. Parks offer residents opportunities for recreation and socializing, and contain various amenities such as swimming pools, picnic pavilions with barbecue grills, basketball courts, playground equipment, sports fields, volleyball and tennis courts. The purpose of the Parks and Recreation Department is to maintain, contribute to and enhance the quality of life in The Woodlands. This purpose is achieved through the provision and facilitation of recreational programs for residents of all ages with a special emphasis on teen programming, the protection and restoration of our native and forested environment, and stewardship of common areas of the associations including parks, swimming pools, facilities, pathways, athletic fields, roadsides and medians.

70. Denison University Athletics Complex Recreation Policies Identification Policy All recreational users utilizing any of the areas in the Mitchell Center Indoor Tennis Courts and Track Cleats, roller blades, http://www.denison.edu/recreation/facilities/rec-po.html

HOME CALENDAR DIRECTORY ADMISSIONS ... SEARCH Athletics Complex Recreation Policies Denison is a private university, and therefore private property. The Denison Athletics Complex is for the sole use of Denison students, staff, and faculty and of recreation members during designated times. The Athletics Complex is shared by varsity, intramural and club sports athletes as well as students of physical education classes and recreational participants. Children under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult at all times. University policy prohibits use of facilities for personal gain. Open recreation hours are affected by, and may therefore change due to, practice and game schedules, weather conditions, or special university-sponsored activities. Areas of the facilities may be reserved by Denison students, faculty and staff; for more information on reservations, contact Leah Hickman, Athletics Secretary, at hickman@denison.edu or by calling 587-6242. You may also make reservations through Vicki Sussman of the Event and Facilities Scheduling Office at sussman@denison.edu

71. Outdoor Recreation walking trails and biking or roller blading on the blacktop campground roads . This Recreation Area is home to the Wisconsin Public Service Dam and http://www.merrillchamber.com/OutdoorRecreation.php

OUTDOOR RECREATION GOLF: MERRILL GOLF CLUB 1604 O'Day Street Merrill, Wisconsin 54452 Beautiful 18-hole championship public golf facility, including bar and pro shop. Lessons available, call for group outing prices. Tee times available 7 days a week. MINI-GOLF: MERRILL MINI-GOLF 2802 East Main Street Merrill, Wisconsin 54452 19 holes of fun!! Ice cream and other treats also available. RECREATION: MERRILL AREA RECREATION COMPLEX 1100 Marc Drive Merrill, Wisconsin 54452 96-acre complex includes a 2-mile walking trail, 4 youth softball fields, 3 adult softball fields, youth and adult soccer fields and an outdoor ice-skating rink. TUG LAKE RECREATION AREA Tug Lake Road (5 miles North of Merrill on County Highway K) Merrill, Wisconsin 54452 This 2-acre area has a beach, playground, walking trails, boat landing and a shelter with electricity that is available for rental. CAMPING: COUNCIL GROUNDS STATE PARK N1895 Council Grounds Drive Merrill, Wisconsin 54452 This beautiful state park is nestled along the winding Wisconsin River. It has 55 modern and rustic sites available with modern restrooms and showers. Take advantage of the public boat landing or one of the many fishing docks. Also enjoy swimming at the beach, playing at the playground, hiking on the many walking trails and biking or roller blading on the blacktop campground roads. There is also a shelter house available for rental. CAMP NEW WOOD PARK State Highway 107 (10 miles North of Merrill) Merrill, Wisconsin 54452

72. CITY OF EASLEY roller Skates , roller Blades , Coasters , or similar recreational devices toChapter 6 of the Easley City Code and to amend the title of Chapter 6 to http://upstatelife.com/cityofeasley/minutes/CM970414.html

CITY OF EASLEY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 14, 1997 City Attorney, Eddie Welmaker, administered the oath of office to the newly elected officials as follows: Immediately after the oaths of office were administered, the Easley City Council met in regular session on April 14, 1997 in the Council Chambers. All members were present. Mayor Carr called the meeting to order and Rev. Larry White, Pastor of Friendship Wesleyan Church gave the invocation. The news media is notified in case of a called meeting. All regular meetings are on the second Monday of each month at 5:00 P.M. and all of the media has been so notified. Agendas are available on the Friday prior to the meeting. Members of the media present was THE PROGRESS. Mayor Carr introduced newly elected Councilman Marvin Dodson from Ward 2. There were no additions or corrections to the minutes. They stand approved as presented. Councilman Whittemore made a motion that was seconded by Councilman Tinsley to approve the bills for payment for the City of Easley and the Community Development Agency. The motion carried unanimously. Mayor Carr asked for reports from Council Committees: Fire Committee - Councilman Bagwell reported that ground has been broken Recreation Committee - Report to be given later in meeting.

73. Community Recreation Needs Assesment Survey The Col JJ Parr Sports and Recreation Centre opened its doors on October 16, 1999 . Public roller blading, Public Skating. Various Aquatic Events http://www3.telus.net/public/jjparr/survey.htm

HOME AQUATICS RECREATION SCHEDULES ... CONTACT US The Community Recreation Department (CRD) is looking for new ways to improve services that will meet the needs of our customers. Your comments and opinions play an integral part in this venture. Please take a few minutes and help the CRD by completing this survey. (Please complete only one survey per family) GENERAL DEMOGRAPHICS INFORMATION 1. Which of these categories best describes you? Canadian Regular Force Members DND Public Employee DND NPF Employee Class B or C Reservist Retired Military Member Federal Public Servant RCMP Member Class A Reservist Civilian (no gov't affiliation) 2. Where do you reside? 4 Wing Cold Lake South Cold Lake North Surrounding Community 3. Please select the most appropriate age category for the adults in your immediate family: MALE: Select Age Under 20 21 to 30 31 to 45 FEMALE: Select Age Under 20 21 to 30 31 to 45 4. Are there children living in your household? Yes No If you answered yes, please indicate the age and gender group of your child(ren).

74. Juneau, Alaska--Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan -- Chapter 3 Juneau, Alaska Parks Recreation Comprehensive Parks Plan Chapter 3, but needs for ice skating, roller skating, skateboard and roller blading http://www.juneau.org/parkrec/complan/chap3.htm

Juneau Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan July, 1996 Chapter Three Methodology Introduction A variety of processes were used to identify the recreation patterns and facility needs of Juneau residents, including the following: A random telephone survey of 400 Juneau households was conducted. (Summary this chapter. Copy of survey and results in Appendix III.) Four neighborhood meetings were held and public comment taken over the phone for those who could not attend. (Summary this chapter. Meeting notes in Appendix III.) Staff and Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee retreats were held to identify issues and a vision for the future. An inventory of existing areas, facilities, and programs, and identification of deficiencies were undertaken. (Summary in Chapter Four. Detailed listing in Appendix II.) Demographic data were collected and analyzed. (Summary in Chapter Two.) Visitation and participation numbers were compiled from Parks and Recreation programs, facilities and areas. (Detailed listing in Appendix II.) Land use designations and development patterns and projections were studied.

75. North Augusta, SC - Parks rollerblading or biking the Greeneway, check out the skate park, The Department of Parks, Recreation and Leisure Services has it all! http://www.northaugusta.net/Dept_Serv/Parks_Recre/parks1.html

J. Robert Brooks , Director Riverview Park Activities Center 100 Riverview Park Drive P.O. Box 6400 North Augusta, SC 29861-6400 Fax 441-4319 Residents and visitors of all ages enjoy one of the City's finest amenities in the wide array of recreational activities and services available through the Department of Parks, Recreation and Leisure Services. With numerous public parks , a state-of-the-art Activities Center , a multi-functional Community Center and a broad spectrum of athletic programs classes and camps , North Augusta is truly a center for recreation. Enthusiasts may take in a round of Disc Golf , enjoy walking, roller-blading or biking the Greeneway , check out the skate park , play tennis or racquetball, join a team, have a picnic, take aerobics and much, much more. The Department of Parks, Recreation and Leisure Services has it all!

76. Title 8 HEALTH AND SAFETY A. Any person bicycling, skateboarding, roller skating or roller blading, roller blades, or scooters, or selling sporting or recreation equipment to http://www.mrsc.org/mc/maplevalley/maplev08.html

Title 8 HEALTH AND SAFETY Chapters: Fireworks Fireworks Permits Helmet Required Chapter 8.05 FIREWORKS Sections: Possession, use, and discharge of fireworks prohibited on municipally owned property. 8.05.010 Possession, use, and discharge of fireworks prohibited on municipally owned property. Any person who violates any provision of MVMC Chapter 8.10 FIREWORKS PERMITS Sections: Definitions. Local Fire Official designated. State provisions adopted. Sale and discharge of fireworks. Local fireworks sales permits. Permit required for public display of fireworks. Public display permit fee. Standards for public fireworks display. Special effects for entertainment media. Fire Official may grant or deny permit conditions. Applicability. Chapter in connection with state law. Reckless discharge or use prohibited. Enforcement. Seizure of fireworks. Penalty for violations. Revocation or suspension of permit. 8.10.010 Definitions. 8.10.020 Local Fire Official designated. 8.10.030 State provisions adopted. 8.10.040 Sale and discharge of fireworks. 8.10.050 Local fireworks sales permits.

77. Prague Roller Blading - Evenings, Weekends - Czech Republic I enjoy roller blading in Stromovka and along Vltava or at Letna. RecreationalPlaces (9) Sport Schools (2) Sports Places (32) Squash (2) http://www.expats.cz/prague/showthread.php?t=68396&page=1

78. Inline Skating Ontario The best rollerblading trails in Ontario are featured for recreational, Rollerblading trail guides for the top trails in the province of Ontario http://inlineskating.about.com/od/ontariotrails/

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79. Recreational - Rollerblading Clipart - Clip Art Directory Clip Art Directory Sports, recreational, Rollerblading previews. Really cool,creative, cartoons, illustrations, photos, webart in many subjects and http://dir.coolclips.com/Sports/Recreational/Rollerblading/

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80. Rollerblading - Safety InLine skating is the fastest growing recreational sport in the country Unfortunately, Rollerblading is also the cause of thousands of serious http://www.somersetborough.com/police/rollerblading_safety.htm

Po Box 71, 340 West Union Street, Somerset, PA 15501 Phone: 814-445-4596 / Email POLICE In-Line skating is the fastest growing recreational sport in the country Many skiers and hockey players use in-line skating during off season. Did you know that in-line skating burns as many calories as jogging (620)? Unfortunately, "Rollerblading" is also the cause of thousands of serious injuries, especially with kids under the age of 15. Most injuries are a result from trying to stop or breaking a fall. The most common injury is a fractured or broken wrist. Proper equipment is the key to prevent most injuries when Rollerblading. Here are some tips for SAFE ROLLERBLADING The Right Skates - Skates that are to big don't support the ankles and are difficult to direct and control. Slide your toe down to the front of the skate. If there is room behind your heel, the skates are too big. Protective Gear Helmets should be as snug as possible and worn low on the forehead, approximately one inch above the eyebrows. Helmets should be safety tested by one of the national agencies.

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